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: Northeast Intelligence Network

DNI Clapper clearly clueless

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Director of National Intelligence "Clueless" (Courtesy ABC News) By Douglas J. Hagmann 21 December 2010: The clueless nature of Intelligence chief John Clapper begins almost as soon as he begins speaking about engaging in dialogue with the Muslim community to mitigate the threat of domestic terror plots, but really hits critical mass at about three-and-a-half minutes into this stunning interview conducted by ABC News when asked about the biggest news of the day – the arrest of a dozen terror suspects in the UK a few hours earlier. This is a “must watch” video segment to completely understand why we continue to face the threats we do today. Link to ABC News video and article HERE.

Full post as published by Northeast Intelligence Network on December 21, 2010 (boomark / email).

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